Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-16
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observed, Overheard q ouuxsraAfion In
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foa ne, US n0s eaxe84ropp1nRs na1
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o01ld nst haip hearinG without nol9114
ny ears, and shas did net eArs 10 -
0Win Hinks, Dep1ty Collector q IufnF-
"a Revenues. was he principal spsaker,
and be appears 70 Be Governor seDpleia
hea1 puaher. he waa talking 10 sure
anourh Demoorak, ene q those fellows
Who woFe The gray daring the var. and
en- wAoss poaities there can Be No dis
ooznA. Hicks aid: i came 70 Hezt4ie
&c envoy exfFaogdiuagy and minister
pisaipotentiaEy Of the Eress Demoe<atie
party With certain messages 10 deliSsE
20 TIE faishfaI, bat when get thsFe
was In Q quanaAry. voorhees, bad
warned me- 20 be shy of Burke and Of
Gilman, aud did not dare 10 lay TIA
matters before Bill whine, becanss |
did not kn0w jast What humoF be vo1ld
Be 10, BagleT uas Out Of toBn, and -
ds1sRmiEed 10 90 0zt 10 Renton AID lay
the matters before Joe Foster and z q.
SmltheEs. ! wanted 30 Sc Aseoal9e.
also, and set some pointers a. 10 Who
] could truss, and be was Aiao a. Rem
Ton, and BY going Gus killed tw0 birds
with ons stone. Our obiget Is 10 organ
ixe, and be ready fer an emsgRsncy.
We have q pointer that when Ve can
clearly demonstrate that We have con-
troll Of the politics Of TIE Territory. and
can send Voorhees, 10 the Senate, that
the Territory VII be admitted. We
have already organized a.WiRvamn at
Olympia, arranged for the organization
Of another at Taeous, and one Of my
objects IN oomine here vas 30 arrange
for gneh IN organization hare. We
have chartered little steamer and will
visit all the Democratic stroneholds on
tie Sound, and las the foundation for
eur work. Hempls. BFeckenridgs, Met
salfs and one or two Democrats We can
count en- from Tacoma and myself will
be In the party. Another 0biest in my
coming hare YES to ind out whether
you have fixed the Peoples Party 20 that
We can count on their votes. MetcaIfe
told ne be had that party bottled, bat
I want the cork veil sailed and wired,
for We must have that party with us to
carry o1t our plans. We have elso de-
sided 10 start g Democratic paper, bat
We are devided a. 60 where is shall be,
/ favor Tacoma because the Ledger 10
the only payer there Of any strength,
end it & 90 handicapped With its corpo-
ration cellar that is nsck would be
easily broken. Governor Sempie is an
cid newspaper man and be is pushing
this part Of the program, elthouQh
most Of the money ia t0 come from the
outside. One thing We must do, how
ever, and that 10 to keep this matter
very quiet and not let In any Of thess
fellows who call themselves loyal Dem-
ocEats like Burke, HasleF, and others,
until We get everything In working |
order, and then they will fall in. We
can count on Butler, B. Brown, your
self, Smithers and Metcalfe. and g few
others. White flies of the handle 90 /
easy that / think We had better not |
mention Il to either him or MuRday IN |
Ill We get In good working order. After |
I see Semple and Breckenridge, will |
give you the details Of our plens."
The two men walked into neighbor-
lnQ cigar store, and extFeoated myself /
from pay uncomfortable position and
walked np street In an opposite direo-
tion.n